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Oh great, so it's another nuke?
I should've guessed when I read this:
"Guys, a proper of a game that works perfectly is useless, who cares about that secure area anyway... No one will notice any difference if it works as well."
Edit: Yep, just checked, doesn't reencrypt
I should've guessed when I read this:
"Guys, a proper of a game that works perfectly is useless, who cares about that secure area anyway... No one will notice any difference if it works as well."
Edit: Yep, just checked, doesn't reencrypt
Your right! Supercard is far better! Because It doesn't taunt you about being able to rip games then gives you bad dumpsRelease fails secure area check. :'(
M3 dumper is terrible.Â
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There isn't a supercard dumper is there? A bad dumper is still better than no dumper.
Arg nuke. Well, at least it plays fine, he claims. I'd rather have a 100% working New Super Mario Bros. *Bad Secure Area* now than wait for a clean dump. =P
However for collectors and perfectionists, bad dumps won't cut it, huh?
Arg nuke. Well, at least it plays fine, he claims. I'd rather have a 100% working New Super Mario Bros. *Bad Secure Area* now than wait for a clean dump. =P
However for collectors and perfectionists, bad dumps won't cut it, huh?
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FWNITRO should be able to dump to Supercard... Don't know if it dumps better files than the M3 dumper but it should work with the M3, too. Never tried it, though.
There is one, FWNitro. Well, actually it's a firmware replacement and not only a dumper. Anyways, it only dumps to CF cards, and I don't know even a single person who didn't choose the SD version.
edit: Damn, too late again! I'm slowly starting to hate these forums...
When ROMs are dumped, they can't be dumped 100% cleanly - there is an encypted secure area, but there is no way to dump it encrypted, therefore all ROMs released have a decrypted secure area.
The no-intro team have released a tool that allows us to reencrypt the secure area, to get as close to a clean dump as possible, however, if said secure area can't be reencrypted, then it is bad/corrupt.
What difference does it make you ask? More than likely, if a real NDS flash cart is released, the secure area of your roms will need to be encrypted and intact. We don't want what happened to earlier GBA roms to re-occur - even now releases that were dumped a long time ago have to be redumped - it's a lot easier to do it as soon as they are released. Consistency is a good thing
The no-intro team have released a tool that allows us to reencrypt the secure area, to get as close to a clean dump as possible, however, if said secure area can't be reencrypted, then it is bad/corrupt.
What difference does it make you ask? More than likely, if a real NDS flash cart is released, the secure area of your roms will need to be encrypted and intact. We don't want what happened to earlier GBA roms to re-occur - even now releases that were dumped a long time ago have to be redumped - it's a lot easier to do it as soon as they are released. Consistency is a good thing
I chose the CF version. The only reason someone should choose SD is for the size.
CF is much better memory.
We don't want what happened to earlier GBA roms to re-occur - even now releases that were dumped a long time ago have to be redumped - it's a lot easier to do it as soon as they are released. Consistency is a good thing
Did´nt that happen when around the 50 first NDS dumps got nuked?
Yes it did in a way. Since the Neoflash kit was the only one out and the only way to play roms, GST's patched roms were the norm for a start, luckily their 'monopoly' fizzled out.We don't want what happened to earlier GBA roms to re-occur - even now releases that were dumped a long time ago have to be redumped - it's a lot easier to do it as soon as they are released. Consistency is a good thing
Did´nt that happen when around the 50 first NDS dumps got nuked?
Tell that to the silly release groups that want you to accept their bad dumps as goodThere isn't a supercard dumper is there? A bad dumper is still better than no dumper.
Arg nuke. Well, at least it plays fine, he claims. I'd rather have a 100% working New Super Mario Bros. *Bad Secure Area* now than wait for a clean dump. =P
However for collectors and perfectionists, bad dumps won't cut it, huh?
Now see you didn't read my post!I said it's better not to have a dumper than to have a bad one
No it won't people need to check before releasing their bad dumps, but some are just creditw*res
When ROMs are dumped, they can't be dumped 100% cleanly - there is an encypted secure area, but there is no way to dump it encrypted, therefore all ROMs released have a decrypted secure area.
The no-intro team have released a tool that allows us to reencrypt the secure area, to get as close to a clean dump as possible, however, if said secure area can't be reencrypted, then it is bad/corrupt.
What difference does it make you ask? More than likely, if a real NDS flash cart is released, the secure area of your roms will need to be encrypted and intact. We don't want what happened to earlier GBA roms to re-occur - even now releases that were dumped a long time ago have to be redumped - it's a lot easier to do it as soon as they are released. Consistency is a good thing
Just to add more confusion to the mix there are two ways to re-encrypt the DS rom: no-intro's encrypter and later versions of NDStool, both do it differently too.
Should you wish for a tool to check for bad roms NDSTS should (you can also grab no-intros re-encyption tool there should you want it): http://www.gbadat.altervista.org/gbata.htm
And yeah GST roms are universal nukes but the first 50 or so "proper" releases" (and a few after) were bad too, hopefully all this buisness will settle down soon though with the release of a good dumper.
Should you wish for a tool to check for bad roms NDSTS should (you can also grab no-intros re-encyption tool there should you want it): http://www.gbadat.altervista.org/gbata.htm
And yeah GST roms are universal nukes but the first 50 or so "proper" releases" (and a few after) were bad too, hopefully all this buisness will settle down soon though with the release of a good dumper.
The no-intro encrypter leaves the section between 1000-4000h blank. This section apparently contains encryption tables but there is no way for this to be read from the cart utilising the DS itself. NDStool just randomly creates bytes in this section. For further info, check the no-intro forum: http://x.or.internet.free.fr/forums/showthread.php?t=472
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